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Meaning

Prep

  • Expressing
    or motion.
  • From (of
    ,
    ), "off".
  • Since, from (a given time,
    state etc.).
    From,
    from (a
    , number,
    etc.).
  • Expressing separation.
  • Indicating
    ,
    or
    , with the
    by a
    and
    or
    by a
    object.
  • Indicating
    ,
    or
    , with
    state
    by an adjective.
  • Indicating
    ,
    or
    ,
    with an
    verb.
  • Expressing origin.
  • Indicating an
    or
    of descent.
  • Introducing an
    that
    a
    ,
    ,
    , or other place associated with the individual.
  • Indicating a (non-physical)
    of
    or
    ;
    a cause,
    ; from,
    , as an
    of.
  • Indicates the
    or cause of the verb.
  • Indicates the
    or cause of the adjective.
  • Expressing agency.
  • Indicates the
    (for most
    , now usually
    with by).
  • Used to
    the "subjective
    ";
    a
    to form the
    of a
    (
    'Possession'
    below).
  • Used to
    the
    of something
    by the adjective.
  • Expressing
    , substance.
  • Used to
    the
    or
    used.
  • Used to
    the
    of the just-mentioned object.
  • Indicating the
    of a given
    or
    noun.
  • Used to
    a given
    of things with a specific
    of that
    .
  • Links two
    in near-apposition, with the first
    the second; "which is also".
  • Introducing
    matter.
  • Links an
    , or a
    and its
    (especially
    ,
    ,
    etc.), with its
    ;
    , with
    to.
  • (following a
    (now
    of knowledge, communication etc.)) Introduces its
    ; about, concerning.;Introduces its
    ; about, concerning.
  • Introduces its
    matter.
  • Having
    effect.
  • Introduces the whole for which is
    only the
    part or
    ; "from among".
  • Indicates a given part.
  • Some, an amount of, one of.
  • Links to a
    or
    , with
    effect (though now often
    with
    , below).
  • Expressing possession.
  • Belonging to,
    in, or
    in a given
    , place or time. Compare "origin"
    , above.
  • Belonging to (a place) through having
    ,
    or control over it.
  • Belonging to (someone
    ) as something they
    or have as a
    ; the "possessive
    ". (With
    , this
    with the
    , above under "agency" senses.)
  • Forming the "objective genitive".
  • Follows an
    ,
    or
    of action.
  • Expressing
    or characteristics.
  • Links an
    with a
    or
    to form a quasi-adverbial
    ;
    to, as regards.
  • Indicates a quality or
    ; "characterized by".
  • Indicates
    ,
    , price, etc.
  • In American English:
  • Expressing
    or characteristics.
  • Used to
    (preceded by the
    ) and
    by certain common
    of degree.
  • In Regional English:
  • Expressing a point in time.
  • During the
    of (a set
    , day of the week etc.), now
    with
    or regularity.
  • In British English & :
  • Expressing a point in time.
  • For (a given
    of time).
  • Expressing a point in time.
  • Indicates
    of a state,
    etc.
  • In American English:
  • Expressing a point in time.
  • Before (the
    ); to (the
    ).
  • Before (the
    ); to (the
    ).;Often used without the
  • Before (the
    ); to (the
    ).;Often used without the hour
  • Verb

    Eye
    of have or ’ve,
    in
    of
    speech.

    Symbol

    Abbreviation of off, often

    Noun

    In Baseball:
    Abbreviation of outfield.
    In Baseball:
    Abbreviation of outfielder.

    Name

    Initialism of Old French.
    Initialism of Old Frisian.
    Abbreviation of OnlyFans.
    Initialism of Ordinary Form.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    of
    English
    arrow
    of
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    arrow
    of
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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